Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (November 23rd 2006) clues of New York Times crossword.
Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 76 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.
| Came together |
| Cartoon skunk, to amis |
| Choler |
| City map abbr. |
| Class for an aspiring poker player? |
| Classic theaters |
| Comic who declared 'I'm not a liberal, I'm a radical!' |
| Company seat? |
| Crack |
| Crime-fighter of TV and film |
| Cuts a film |
| Dentist's advice
or a hint to 20-Across, 51-Across, 11-Down and 29-Down |
| Divination means |
| Do, as of hair |
| Done |
| Earthly |
| Energy-saving mode? |
| Fete, e.g. |
| Fill with disgust |
| First among men |
| For Minnesotans, it's south of the border |
| Fraternity letter |
| French pastry |
| Give ___ in the arm |
| God's honest truth |
| Grand Ole ___ |
| Guinness Book category |
| In a cord? |
| Injured pitcher? |
| Kind of marker |
| Large number |
| Like some hard-to-plow land |
| Logical |
| ___-mo |
| Lots |
| Make |
| Misses the mark |
| New Deal inits. |
| Object of a search, maybe |
| Off on a cruise |
| One that lives in a single cell? |
| One-armed bandit |
| Perform perfectly |
| Preferred course of action |
| Prefix with magnetic |
| Prime targets for the draft |
| Pro ___ |
| Puzzle solved without pen or pencil |
| Quick-footed |
| Raise things |
| Runner's place |
| School science rooms |
| Set |
| Ship's anchor hole |
| Some infusions |
| Star or cross |
| Starbucks, for one |
| Systems of principles |
| They can be spun |
| They're often raised |
| What bells on sheep are attached to? |
| Wind catcher |
| Work on a bone, say |
| Young, frisky one |
| ___ Luís, Brazil |
| Animation unit |
| 'ER' actor La Salle |
| 1993 Anne Rice novel |
| 36-Across's has a bald eagle |
| 800-year Chinese dynasty |
| Angular head? |
| Bailiwick |
| Ballads |
| Batman or Superman |
| Bridge call |
| Brought up |